Edition 63: Jul-Sep 2000

Democracy - How far, so far?

Scott Burchill

Published: 02 July 2000

Keating's 'special' relationship with Jakarta was undemocratic. After East Timor, Howard is right not to rush back.

Smith Alhadar

Published: 30 July 2007

When local elites began to fight for the spoils of office, thousands lost their lives

LESLEY MCCULLOCH

Published: 02 July 2000

Until Gus Dur can bring military business activities under control, they won't go 'back to barracks'

RICHARD CURTIS

Published: 02 July 2000

The dreadful silence of an outspoken poet

NICK EVERETT

Published: 02 July 2000

A young activist jailed under Suharto is stirring more opposition to Wahid too

IRIP

Published: 30 July 2007

Trevor Buising

Published: 02 July 2000

Decentralise. Easy to say. Difficult to do.

SULAMI

Published: 02 July 2000

An extract from Sulami's speech at YPKP's first anniversary

STANLEY

Published: 02 July 2000

Victims of the 1965-66 anti-communist mass murders are working to expose the truth. They face some determined opposition.

MUNIR

Published: 02 July 2000

Two years after Suharto, authoritarian values remain strong. But new groups are emerging to challenge them

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